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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-22

PA1NFULLY Yesterday after
noon Hector MacLean, while driving
spirited team at Shawnee, met with ser.
ious accident. The horses took fright at q
locomotive and ran away. The driver
would have seen able to handle them, but
for the breaking of the harness. Mr.. Mac
Lean was thrown over tbs dash board,
striking the ground with great force. He
suffered the fracture of tho bones of the
right arm near the elbow, and the flesh was
muca lacerated The left arm was sprained
and there were several contusions on var
ious parts of the body. The injured man
was brought to tho city last evening and
taken 10 the Clarendon MOTEL, where he is
resting comparatively easy to-day. Mrs.
MacI.ean came up from McConnelsville
last evening and is with her husband
ZanesrHie Courier, oct. H.
Mr.. MacLear is well known in this city,
having at one time been the general super.
inteudent Of the W. o. & w. r. R
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LOCAL NEWS

For his section warmer, fair weather, light TO
.-.sb ysriable winds becoming southary.
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CORPORATION CoUKT-Judge n. B. Meade
presiding Bruno & Son. vs. F. L. Vanauken,
debt; dgment for plaintiff.
Harlow Bios. VS. J. W. Bsggett, and Julia A.
English VS. s. 0. Bagot, cases referred to Commits
sioner Norton.
C. L Churchman VS. Bethel Cemetery Co., mo-
ton for new trial; motion overruled and cost of
suit assessed against plaintiff.
Court adjourned til Monday morning at ten
oc1acE
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ALEXANDRIA
CoUN1Y.-An enthusiastic meeting was he
last night at Balls X Roads. Mr.. A. p
Douglas was elected chairman and Mr. j.
f Clements. secretary. A series OF public
meetings was arranged as follows Thurs
day evening the 27tn inst, at 80 o'clock Gi
Carne school house in Washington district.
Wednesday evening Nov. q. same hour,
at Walker school house, in Arlington dis
trict and Thursday evening the Sid day Ct
November. ct Sater's school house, IL Jei
ferson district, st the same hour and on
notion. Mcssrs a T. Douglas, e. B. Gia
ham. ]. T. Clements, Frank Hume FEEDER
lex L. Windsor, VIM Tucker and Fairfax
Minor, were appointed . committee TO coa-
duct said meetings Mossis. Il Walton
Moore, Charles Z Stuart and :. O. Brent
were called upon and made able speeches.
This IVES Mr. Moore's first appearance il the
county and he made fine impression.
Jd,;ge Stuart the democratic nominee for
the House Of Delegates, made a verg abe
Gud comprehensive speech 10 the people.
Maay questions on local legislation were
a.kod Judge Stuart during his speech, all OF
which he answered satisfactorily, and
iedged himself 10 DO all in MS power, if
elected, 10 promote the interest Of Aexan-
dria city aud county.
Mr.. Brent made al eloquent aud able
speech upon the principles Of the democratic
PARTY, and uron the necessity Of electing
the democratic ticket at the fall election.
Mr.. A. P. Douglas, chairman OF the coun-
" committee, made speech appealing to
his friends to stand by the nominee OF the
party at the election.
Mr.. ]. f Clements. being called for, con-
gTatulated the people Of the county on hav-
iog an opportunity of voting Tor ticket
containing the psmes Of Walton Moore and
Judge Stuart. He spoke of Mr.. Moore as
being able, brave, handsome and eloquent;
that he was almost the idol of Fairfax, his
native county, and would make State Sen.
ator that every man in the district would
feel proud of. He said that it was useless
to narrate Judge Stuart's qualifications; that
he looked upon Judge Stuart as not only tho
most popular man in the Legislature, but
one OF the ablest and most influential that
with such men 10 the Legislature all needed
legislation could be promptly obtained, and
that no county and city in the State would
surpass Alexandria county sad city iu the
mental calibre ard power oftheir represent.
atiyes He appealed to the people for their
own interests to elect the ticket by rous.
ing msjoriiy
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Manager cHAs.
Hackbnr Arizona
The capital stock of this company 1928 oO divided into 625oOO
shares of 81 each.
The company incorporated under the laws of West Virginia and
the stock worcestershire with it personal liability
the holder
THE GOLD COMPANY location Music Mountains A. IT,
sound mining enterprise placed the market and its
possibilities have exceeded Every share should double
value within year. and they may quadupe they based
property that would ordinarily have been capitalized ten 0 times
great on account of its known richness and promise
small that any invest Subscriptions
for five shares are as welcome those for hundreds.
Every dollar earnings will the stockholders in dividends as
there nothing else that they can be used for.
Wsewe MILL capacity 20 tons per day. with powerful Machinery
purchased will be the ground ready for erection at the
mine within the next thirty days
The solid upon which the company founded and the practical
the the have already secured the confidence
the public and the stock has steadily advanced selling value
Within the last few days e sales have been made AT PAR
There no better stock the market for investment
For full information in regard to this Mine apply to the
SECRETARY, Room 40 LIE Droit Building,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
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.a, 80 p. 10 by Rev S. j. Smith.
German Lutheran Church.-Serrice at II
g IN. hy Rev. J A. Schwoy.
Yolnq Mems Christian ASSOciatiOn.-Pray-
or meeting at the rooms at 4:3O p. m. Aims
House at 2:30 p. IN. and Jail at p. %.
SEMINARY ALLIANcE.-The eighth an
ns,al conve ntion Of the later. Seminary Mis-
.ionary a iiance viii be held in Christ
,.ueca, mi, city, October 27eh to 3Oth.
lac glowing will be the programme:
Fhur-dgv, Octobe: 27th.-Morning SEES
si5n-1l:0O, informal reception of de egstes.
Afternoon session-3:00, devotional exer-
ci.es; $50 addresses OF welcome, By Rev. ).
f Grsmmer. d. d.. Baltimore, Nd, and
Rev. Joseph Packard, ID. d., Dean of Theo-
loscaI :, minary OF Virginia; 400, paper,
"rre Relation OF the Congo Free state to
African Missions by T. J. Vilie!s Rocbes-
ter Seminary. Evening session-7:30, ad-
dress. bQ Rev Frank III. Ellis, D. d, Bslti-
more Nd.
Frlday, ootoher Morning ses
son geo devotional meeting 1000,
1i4us." bv F.. K. Chadwick, Bates sem
mary; HOO, three minute reports ffom
the seminarts-wi,h special reference to
the methods Of their missionary work. AT
tefnooa sa9oiUn-3:00, devotional meeting;
$50, paper protestant Missionary Eilyris
in Rom.o Catholic Countries" by Isaac !.
torpy, Unon Biblical Seminary 4:30,
question drawer end answers by returned
missionaries Even;ag session-z:SO. ad-
dress, oy Rev. Arthur t. Pletsgn, d.
Phiaielphi Penn.
saturday, October 90 Morning session.
30, devotional meeting; 10, paper, what
Hesdway is Christianity making against
Mohammedansm ?" by Benson SewEi,
Bangor Seminary; II, missionary a6dresses;
II 80. paper, The Work q the Hone Min
is;ry Tor Foreign Mssiops," by Robert l.
Fleming, Garrett Biblical destitute. After
noon sessions. devolioGnl meeting; . 80
PAPER, The Urgency oftbe Cali 10 Foreign
Missions" ny David a. Murray, Princeton
Seminary :; 4 so, business meeting. Evening
session. 80, address by Rev. Wm. Elliott
Cribs. d. D., Boston, Mass.
sunday, 0 :toher 80 9 so a. u, conseers
lion meeting II a. m, morning service and
sermon by Rev. Il. A. Goodwin subject,
The Best Mode Of Eyange!izing the Ne
gro . 80 p. IA, addresses by missionaries
: 80 D. m, evening service ami closing
meeting
The papers aIe limited TO thirty minutes.
Half an hour will Je allowed for discussion
after each paper Returned missionaries
will he present during the session Of the AZ
Noroa ia ms % add ressea
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PERSONAL Miss Helen SOUL, of Wash.
iugton, is visiting Miss Maud Wheat, on
Duke street.
Mr.. jordan W Lambert, OF st. Louis, is
in Richmond in attendance upon the Med.
cal convention.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Lambdin returned home yes.
te,day evening after on absence of several
days spent in visiting the caverns of Luray
ard tho Natural Bridge.
Messrs. j. z. Robinson and Waller Rob
erts left here this morning for Mr.. Robin
sons farm, near Rappehanpock station,on q
hunting trip.
CARDS are out for tho marriage Of Mr..
Gordon Blackwell and Miss Lucy Douglass
Mickey, daughter Of Dr. Monkey, OF Green
wich, Prince William county.
The condition of Dr.. Albert Fairfax was
less favorable this evening and but slight
hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
The OrERA HOUSE, Swallowed Crime, y
highly successful drama in four acts, will
be produced at the Opera House tonight by
Mr. George ". Mitchell, supported by an
excellent company. Mr.. Mitchell assumed
iiga distinct characters, in all of which be
sands pre.eminent. Specialties of songs.
dances and music will be introduced.
TIE San Francisco Ministries will appear
at the Opera House next Monday night.
The Lynchburg TirginiG says of the troupe:
The San Francisco Miustrels had high
time ct the Bijcu Theatre last night. The
house Was crowded, and We have rarely
seen more enthusiastic audience. Almost
every act was applauded, and the crowd
was 10 good humor throughout This
company will De welcomed back to Lynch.
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CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To MORROW
r.rist Cturch.-Services at II a. m. and 7;SO
D. N. By Rev. II. Suter.
Il Pals Chmch.-Services at II q. m.
aad p. 10. by Rev. Pr. Norton.
Grace CRurch.-Serviee at Ii g. III. and
80 D. m. by Rev. II. i. Sharp.
y. .Muy's C5urch.-Mass at Z and II a.
M and sermon, by Rev. Father Quinn and
FRS. Presbyterian Chprch.-Service at IL
: second @ Pres5ytoria, CAureh.-No Service
Baptist Chprch.-seEvices at II 8. M. and
trinity Meth. Epis. Church.-Services al
liam and 100 p. n. by Rev. r. F. Bishop.
Meth EMS Church South.-Services at II
m. and $50 r. N. be Rev. r. Smithson.
Meth. Prot Ourch.-Services at IL a. m.
,.a.i 80 p. 10 by Rev. S. j. Smith.
German Lutheran Gurch.-Sertice at IL
m. hy Rev J A. Schwoy.
Young Mems Christian A8SOciatiOn.-Pray-
or meeting at the rooms at 4:30 p. m. Aims
House at $50 p. IN. and Jail at . p. N.
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OFFICERS.
President, Hon. W. P. CANADAY,
Washington, D. c.
Secretary, WILLIAM s. oDELL,
Washington, D. c.
Vice President, j. Q. BARTON,
Marc Island Navy Yard, Cal.
Treasurer, Hon. JOHN B. sHIPMAN,
Washington, D. c.
General Manager, CHAs w. CUNNINGHAM,
blackberry, Arizona
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DIRECTORS.

Hon. N. c. BUTLER.
Senator WILLIAM MALONE.
WILLIAM GRINsTED, NJ. D.
Hon. JOHN B. sUIPMAN.
Hon. CLARKE P. CRANDALL.
Hon. w. P. CANADAY.
JONATHAN Q. BARTON, US. N.
BENJAMIN w. BROWNE.
WILLIAM 8. ODELL.
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CHURCH SERVICES, &c, To MORROW
r,rig Church.-Services at II a. NJ. and 7:3O
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
SEErsrILIrt rrrTLsr.

heessossr, lie )eveler, has , card n
i'iis issus. sBs We i.fo pleasure IL ssy.
ing iaai oserything b. sdfer4ises.xii
be found just ., represented lie ha,
Aif wallace Arnold. ons Il Tie r,os,
'filfal ens1aFsrs ano Jswalsrt. IL he
employ, aud work - this stsfse,nr
't'''a'A' Ia -enirustsa 10 ,sfcr hands
Air keesechsrs stoek u Jowslry rs
selected witt special f,fofsnos 10 Che
tastes u this community and cannot
fel - please al who admire fBs iew.
cry. and prices viii compare fsYorsbly
WIN those Of larger ciiisa For one Of
The mesi costly and beautiful acts d,
JeWslry ever manufactured iu tins
country, Mr.. Ksesscker. made ss.i.
ina'es aud sold the aei for prioos less
ulan The same style Of jewelry was Of.
ieied al IN llgtfisviiia and yeW Orleans
Iie seiis nt a profit. of course. else h.
would not be IN tils business. bot when
he giFes BIZ g1afanies you know Cha,
you have got srseily uiai b. bn.
you
orisidc and beyond his reputation I
as : 'fnde-inan, Mf. KeesssEef Il one 4
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
FIsLATs DRte s7oRg.

Inc oldest institution n r,rss,v;ii.
= tiulays drug store Brfg-e ~ ~ =.
schools or rIHrcbes Or az f,re' =.
organized spcieiy. who. ~ -;,5
,lu,hs swan 10 the bayon 1poa wsess
eu geu now fcsi ibe f0undaiions ~ ....,t..
nhlialng wc could - f. FisIa,.. -,
sel gninine. The present heal ~ -
hpllse has grown uu IA fie Iss,,,.
ana lia. passed through arors sf.,,o -
lbe varied fortunes Of ihe eift a.,
!, p,eealiariif of this bnsihes. ss bc"a -
liiAl q VIE alHass Ga 8 esfHe= M
ii'-l hoase Fas bull b q cotton feiI
,if9hillng upon the road from ~ 49,
ianning 70 Deer creek atd Z 4, -
pehfo that when Major D.fIe. ~.
~ compassand ran oui d verg ls,oo
for very ttiaie inI,.1
Iieu town. The finlay drug 49, -
'o.'hu upon q corner. Aa 49, -
'at up The land in front Of ~ 49,
ie store fell back aiil hoidirg ,.s -
ief and has Low o corner hi -
~ l'illlfe einergancieH. II rez,s-s
.eff heavy stock Of dfuir noa sn -,
i3a' goods which seoia b have b...,.
a2p.ea O. ihc eapccla Hr..ses -.
~ ufug buainess The sfe.efI,.ti,..
ePlftmeni nmpIuYs aHr a...........-.s +
and proiubIg does ! -
- pusiness Of THE Kind .l,av -,,.
rug store IN tlle state. ."
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01


z 9. Narshalls s,ore i one o, n,
iafses q tssis s1i fashion bf our ci,r
iis hseis a sery large s;oek Of f,ac,
-. 'isr.s goods. and ssll. yery ebeap
h.. present sock, TO she purchase q,
NA''a he ieT0ieI several week. of nm.
1i'iing attention. is very large and
aas every variety n dry good.
ae' hat, etc. suitable 10 ,bis climate
e 'a-rkes. MsgY Of these goot,a are
q styles that have Just been introdncoa
rs F'Ar, sad are exceedingly beautiful
'n color sai style. lie Keep. a largo
'ioeS of household good.. furniture ana
bedding in addition to hi. DRY good.
business and families NAV Ct tba,o-
store. V' DE
~ AiaFshall j. ono Of our merchants
who especially has modified n. e,oo.
ahI esto meet Greenyillo's changed
ana changing condition. Ills presenf
''oeA was bought 70 compete with apy
y. g'ods house IN . thousand ,nlIe.
of hero. '''7
iie oays cotton al.o, Chairman
Couldn't live without n md his c,,sto. |
.ns's nave the assurance Of the hes,
''iss either from him elias purebasor |
= rom biz assistance TO sales 10 ont. |
zoe Duyers, a. iheg mas prefer
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

For about fifteen years n s.,.
,.e 'l's oeeH merchandising in tbi. vicinity
- .rd L he has done anything wrong IN
~. ny years nobody has found II
Su,' e,,,' =. Ho has not grown rapidly rich
a,,,, JosseN along quietly and hon.
.., - winning the good opinion Of his
hs'ghbors, aud not seeming .. = III "'s
n,,' ~+'''sr !, h' made tabsfal Of money Or
not lie carries largo stocE IF uo,i II
n. u,t Roods clothing, &c IN
- ,,' ,'f.sH'ille store, and is alwsy. Glad
= = bis country friends whstb., ~ ~
"i'h - buy goods or not.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

Al SrcAiiec- trnm liicsua. il look
nE through tie iuTu expressed Il.
pleasure and surprise az the number
q beartiful residence houses TIA; BE-
sprinkle tht town When he cana a
70 the residence u Z. II snovbc-rer
hear the / \ % AT Depot be pro
hounued his opinion af ir tas4s spd
beautr IN the mosi unqualified terms
II -aia ihai II al The riry Of Chi
eago 80 renowned for ihs bs.u--
ana exquisite taste q iif buiaiuey
there VS. NOT h1uss of cottage srefl-
lecture = surpass shis superb build
mg. 20 or al the Bthar-. each az IL
peelllisr design and styis II form and
hniat. IH-i Mr.. Ba-nss -.rns auapps.
'ia our bouses were M 1t-ut-r much of
iif sams inshiM- But be fu--,5praa
'arieiy and showed het eersnee and
eorniDr7 might be combined sft little
aadi'igns expense TIE people esurht
In--auihifion Has sroussl-eseb huil-
lef Ht.eif7nsd to nrlass he neigfbor.
md now we have in ersry quarter ~
iis rliF housss thaf win ihs sdsnirstion /
n
Z - pshoaaers Elsewhere we rire a
description of fas mosl .ostlv hons.
as hss bseu srn-tsd for residence
'a'l',sss in whieA Mr. B1rlos h..
.Hils scope far he display Of Ii.
a'is and stil aai iiis one rhieb tbe
's'n't mar Wi fr.zs, tad The arohj.
- asa builder Easy proudly point 10
q s7loenee q finished uo-kuspshir
sal siid = Peter. oaening ,b.
A. Sh5 Az Fsa7 I'm b.ss bali
~ r. Gone =, vhai il lsA Of
~ I'oof r-an. II Is those who / /
,s' 1a'sl bel9w who ind sssies. On.
-t1as Affs. fs.--Cau-isr
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
CITATION NOTICE
The sisie of Mississippi
To RFHF HnCT-P

Tie siste II Mississippi
To BELLE IOGUR:
Ion are commanded to appear be-
iore the Chancery Court Of the county
q Washington, in said State. on the
second Monday OF October. 1857. 10
.iena The suit in said Court Of Beulsh
Morgan. by her husband and next
irend Willis Morgan, wherein YOU are
q defendant ."
Witness ny signature this 9th day of
September. a. a. 1851.
G. " JOHNSON, CLERK.
BY Jos. \ SHALL. DC
September 10. Iss7-s
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
FOR SALE.

o1e 10 horse power Stationary
ErEins sx10
U1s u horse power Stationary boiler
!. l1l- with Independent steam pump
loi1is crate bars heater al complete
sld In iirst clsss order can be seen run.
ni1g every day.
= si'-lt-iI SExTOE & HExTER.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
CITATION NorICR
The State Of Mississippi

The State Of Mississippi
To JOHN ClIlNrFE:
Nou arc hereby commando ID
pear before the Chancery Courd
county Of Washington, in said U
on the Second Monday Of OH
1887, to defend the suit in said d
Of Grant and Annie McKhney nh
by their next friend Harry K, joiul
wherein you are a defendant
Witness my signature this sAs|
September, 1887.
{. NJ JOHNSON, tiA|
BY JOS. A. SH..,Il, Dg|
lSep laIxl
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

john" said his wife on our
say home from church one night.
Mr.. Smiths dog came very near
biting mother. Asit was h..
frightened her sefioufly. ! think
fon ought 10 do something abon,
it," : "pou'
> WIZ, responded John
promptly, IN see Smith The 6rs,
th'ne 10 the morning and II he
aoh ! want TOO much for the do. |
l1l boy him.p-tLife.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS

Inc tax payers Of Washington county
N y sslssippi are hereby notified that
tne staie County and Levee Taxes
ior lhe iscal year 1887 are now due
ana payable at my Office in the Conrt
iiouse; The following is statement
OF said taxes on the dollars valuation
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

eau'e aud Effects slimkin. fst
~. A'Dar' Pars batarolliekine chan
-1' paIson is when he asls in tbe
@.'ers shmpkins-'Naturally. Every.
lid Bits. '"'e''
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

Total, 1s,n,,,-
taxes unpaid -''U uiS'
On the 18th of December
s,,i n'I 9e delinquent and additional costs
ald damages accrue upon same
W. Il HUNT.
sor......, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

& -. ~ ifI4t Az FNT
~oh hrihoiJER OF rnE Crpprxcv /,
&C., washington, JULY Is. ~
Whereas. by satisfactory sv,dsn., Ia. ,
presented to the undersigned ''itshee Il hee
psei zen made to appear that " mac
>. ils Ia First National Bank Of GT1oaHllpH
~ ,he city Of Groenville. in tho conas,. s
Di " ashington, and State OF Mississii,nnntlY Soi,ntY
,s aas complied ~ith all the prnvisiens. : :, ,
shs statutes Of the United Stste. v'o ~ VI
luirea 10 be complied with berora srs ,e -
nssoclatlon shall be authorized to co., an
"'Snce nee the business Of Banking. W 'V'H-
VOW. therefore, [ Wtt1i,vsI ,rr
hoLi' h' Comptroller Of the Cnrra,nr hnN- y.
nneIeDy certify that " Tug FtnsT MY n uo
i'Ah DANh OF GREESyIltF,- in tba Si,oNAi: ~,
1ie,envlle, ~, N The county Of Wasbin,ys, My ol
~ nlu a, state Of Mississippi. is aniborlsoh son
" commence the business of 'tnoiiAeu n..,.u
a. - PROVIDED IN section $3.50 OF the hsIs,ns pnis
'eu statutes Of the United states Ae'i-
IN testimony whereoT ,r,,.
a5, lay hand and seal of Office this ,bis
r. 18th day Of july. iSs7 0''''e' 'ilis
W. Il. TRENHOLM
COMPTROLLER of the Currona,,-
No. 3165-- 's"el'
august Q, lSs7.3-G0d
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
FOR SALE.

Two small houses, one on Alan,
Avenue !, near compress, and M
Broadway. Win be sold chss' :
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

The i0ial population of lhe r1rlrlfr !.
11llI u thest no- more than aea
an white ah0u- 5000 being nur
irnher IN black. On the uriauas
4 sDciaty c0Inpares vel with anE coTrr-rr
.oaisfF N the south On tne river
iront different people I've md a
different order of .ucief1 !. maintained
a. TINE q Ieupie. intellectual iutalIi-
gem refined and cultivated 3. -su La
luuna IN Memphis or Neu Qriesr- Az,
+ ~ he lnuRl N Iieus a0url+r Ara sua
. bciief sDcirtF would b. fI-1ilf - fing
HnFHherl. hers ar the genuine ala
southern urisGaitT and larisl hssu-
iali-T. 01s vi nsVef fl-rr+ 4 ris-
ain1lle ttils rH0fa1. Vhourf 5-ufruofite
non.F zsuerou and metropolitan IN
iiier Hasdng zad fb0uEh-
-IU EacEs
fler q n marked couda- i.e-uar-
iut $50 me- The miuasifies sfti,.
aiiue enc prejudice tlia uatu-fUr sid
e-iF. art ias- wearing wearing gvsr
AauF eDigreu msn ar doing wei
Masking r9ea living an1 usfinr
ca
EaFT LIVING.
bFns j. eaH, with b84 white sns
liaci- Labor hieb- NOS fupr rrrfs-
dong ithon thf o. asinrrarl- '
nm e-aeff iu fheir Line -agnrb +hs
Nhsss BE- goed ErerTthinr IA 1a,-1 /
mie'thmgs i high b - pasr !,
Hi'.ss 3 living isH men riH - out n
au.r HlT 81 fuaEs & 1oler
1Esaz- 4
j was Dr~s ari1 ft,u g.sss E=r.-.
nn1 the DrrLaas- tu6 ltlsr Iev "a
n ths 1lais d bas io.- raf1 ~ I'D
iar'slt none - itf brlif1.er - si-tr
i5eiitieiuer ~ fas hlf i.r-t rass- 49,
inl lnfI hsfe ard me fus 5 e,rr
when tbeT WI MARE f49fs
TuETu9.
e telephone line hfrr T.afs V.~a
Z I'D 9iiioss = Luns I'D C,sras -.
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